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by E39M5S62 11mo ago
I have a PowerCenter Pro 210 in my basement right now! It's not quite as nice as the newer architecture in the PowerTower Pro machines, but it runs MacOS 7.6.1 wonderfully. It is more than enough for classic Mac games of that era - and
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by E39M5S62 11mo ago
The Lenovo x13s works pretty nicely these days, EL2 support aside. What problems have you faced?
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by E39M5S62 11mo ago
Eh. The CPU might be supported in Linux, but all of the rest of the hardware to make a laptop is left dangling in the wind. Look at the X1E laptops to see how far "upstream Linux support for a CPU" gets you. They aren't targe
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by E39M5S62 11mo ago
U of I's cambus is free, but it has a limited route in and around the campus. City buses cover a lot more area.
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by E39M5S62 11mo ago
I'm curious too. As a complete outsider to that problem space, it seems like a lot of the tech was designed/created in an era before wide-spread broadband and internet-based content distribution. I'm sure a lot of it is simpl
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by E39M5S62 11mo ago
Which compositor/environment? Starting the correct xdg portal helped me when I ran Sway.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
I don't know if BeOS was too new conceptually. I think a lot of it at the time was that it was just incomplete. Limited or no printing. A slow and incomplete userland networking stack (later replaced by a more performant BONE stack). I
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Code aside, the goals for each project are vastly different. There's nothing to be gained by consolidation.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
That sounds like an Equinix datacenter. They were painfully slow at 350 E. Cermak.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
https://spegel.dev/project/community/
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Now you're just shifting the goal posts.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
If you're talking about OpenZFS, that is a thin wrapper over knfsd/exports file. They don't actually ship an NFS daemon in the OpenZFS code.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
PornHub's origin clusters serve petabytes of files off of NFS mounts - it's still alive and well in lots of places.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Look for documentation on the ControlMaster / ControlPath / ControlPersist options for OpenSSH.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
If you're doing repeated connections to the same host to run one-off commands, SSH multiplexing would be helpful for you. SSH in and it'll open up a local unix domain socket. Point additional client connections to the UDS and they
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Damn. They sunset the x13s? That's been my daily driver for a few months now. I was really hoping we'd see another one based around the Snapdragon X2.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Either I'm missing your joke, or you missed the joke in the post. The throuple was with a respirator, not another person.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Can you go into more detail on "weird Qt dependency hell"? Is this from a distro packager standpoint, or a user standpoint ?
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
I run KDE on Void - both on my workstation and my ARM laptop. It runs perfectly on both. The only thing I've noticed that you'll 'lose' on Void is the 'Applications View' in System Monitor; that's only be
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
You're free to submit patches and features to X.org.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Use ZFSBootMenu, it automatically corrects hostid issues each boot by passing spl.spl_hostid to the kernel, matching the value set on the pool itself.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
It's not within Deft because they rely on transit between ORD and IAD. That was the case a few years ago when I worked there, it's probably still the same.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
It's in Deft's ORD and IAD data centers, using their network for ingress/egress. Still has to go over transit between those two locations.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
That entirely depends on their field of study.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
At least on Thinkpads over the years, I've never seen anything remotely close to that either. I've had my Thinkpad x260 power draw down to 2.5 watts at idle, and around 4 or 5 watts with a browser and a few terminals open. That wa
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Maybe you don't, but the author did/wanted one. It's a good thing your exact needs don't control how other people use their computer.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
The Thinkpad x13s is more-or-less there. I've been using it as my primary machine (and laptop) for the last month, and it 'just works'. All day battery life, fanless so it's dead silent, and a crisp screen with decent DP
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
This is a long shot, but are you the same moof that ran the bot 'regurg' on EFnet in the late 90's / early 2000's for the BeOS community?
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Alt DP works fine, the current limitation is that it can't do 4k@60hz because it's using only two DP lanes due to a driver limitation.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Yes, thanks for the correction. It was really early when I replied!

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